The Judicial Branch by Adrian Menjivar

Article III

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According To 4.3 Reading Discovery E.D, The Judicial Branch is explained in Article III of the United States

Definition

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The Judicial Branch is a Branch that interprets the laws and runs the court system.

The Supreme & Federal Courts

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The Judicial Branch is located In Washington D.C and the Supreme court but there is Federal Courts all across the country. https://www.uscourts.gov/

How Are Jobs And Roles Organized?

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The Judicial Branch Jobs and Roles are organized by Judges And Including the Chef Justice of the United States and Chefs Judges. Source: https://www.uscourts.gov/

How many members are in the branch?

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How many members are in the Judicial Branch According to: https://www.uscourts.gov/ The Judicial Branch has no fixed members as it is including all the federal court systems. But the Supreme court does include 9 Justices and also this is including ( One Chef Justice and 8 other Associate Justices) .

What are the Leader's of the Judicial Branch?

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The leader's of the Judicial Branch include, the Chief Justice of the United States with John G. Roberts, Jr. Is holding this position For The United States of America. A long with 8 Other Associate Justices. According to - https://www.supremecourt.gov/.

What does the Branch have the power to-do?

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The Judicial Branch has the power to Interpret Laws, and Apply them to individual cases to determine their constitutionality. It can declare laws unconstitutional, resolve legal disputes, and punish those who break the law. According to - https://www.usa.gov

How do the members of your branch get their Job?

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According to - https://www.uscourts.gov/

In the Judicial Branch, In order to get a job in the Federal & Supreme Court, you have to be nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate. And in the states and the local judges are chosen by different elections and appointed by the governor of the state.

Requirements & Qualifications

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According to - https://judicature.duke.edu/

The Judicial Branch does not have a specific Requirements for Judges and different jobs. But they do have to be a member of the state bar.

Names of your branch:

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John G. Roberts, Jr.: Chief Justice
Clarence Thomas: Associate Justice
Samuel A. Alito, Jr.: Associate Justice
Sonia Sotomayor: Associate Justice
Elena Kagan: Associate Justice
Neil M. Gorsuch: Associate Justice
Brett M. Kavanaugh: Associate Justice
Amy Coney Barrett: Associate Justice
Ketanji Brown Jackson: Associate Justice
Source: https://www.supremecourt.gov/